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    Coaching Adults ... Coaching Kids ... Often The Same Thing!

    Fri,Nov 13,2015 @ 09:01 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    How many times have we asked our kids to clean their room only to hear "I will" and they ultimately never do it when they say so. Now let's turn to adults and asking an employee why they didn't finish a particular project and we often hear "I am so busy" . During our training session when we teach our programProgress Coaching I often share the joke we leave our kids at home to go coach our kids..

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    Attention Presidents & CEOs… Are Your Managers Driving Talent Development?

    Fri,Nov 13,2015 @ 08:58 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    We hear it all the time from the c- level suite we need to execute. One of the most fundamental things that managers need to do that continues to be a challenge decades later is the ability to engage and drive talent development. We can no longer in organizations simply send them to training and think that will be suffice.

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    Five Questions to Ask An Under Performing Employee

    Wed,Nov 11,2015 @ 09:11 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    There are so many simple solutions to working with under performing employees. We can simply get rid of them and find somebody else. We can sit down and demand they improve or else. We can do nothing and just simply accept the status quo.  These alternatives also can take their toll on the rest of the team and your culture.

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    Coaching to the Client Experience for Maximum Profitability!

    Wed,Nov 11,2015 @ 09:07 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    What if organizations had a specific program or approach to develop talent inside their organization based on what customers shared in terms of their overall experience? Wouldn’t this provide a distinct advantage for companies who did so in the marketplace?

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    Wed,Nov 11,2015 @ 08:49 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    Managers are busy. Managers wear many hats, but the thing that every manager has to remember is their management style and dare I say coaching approach is a message they send to their people every single day. I share this with respect as managers have to navigate often very murky waters every single day. The thing we don't talk about are those attributes that are often viewed or seen at the water..

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    Do You REALLY Have a Good Team

    Mon,Nov 09,2015 @ 12:42 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    There are so many acronyms people use for the word team but here's one I just created to hopefully provide you further and deeper thought about your team. The goal of this blog post is to serve as a benchmark for you to truly evaluate your team and where they're at. This is not to suggest there is a perfect team but hopefully the questions by each letter in the word team will provide you insight..

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    Define "Team" and Coach To It!

    Thu,Nov 05,2015 @ 10:30 AM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

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    I Have Confidence... Or Do I?

    Mon,Oct 26,2015 @ 01:26 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

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    Your Culture Affects Your Sales Success

    Wed,Oct 07,2015 @ 12:56 PM | Posted by: Tim Hagen

    So  often we spend billions of dollars in this country on sales training and sales management programs when in fact one of the most fundamental things affect our ability to sell. It's our culture. Yes, I know many people write about culture but do we really think about culture as a strategic tool when selling to enable our sales teams to be successful? For example, if two employees were sitting in..

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    “I Don’t Need a Therapist”: Differences Between Coaching and Therapy

    Fri,Sep 04,2015 @ 11:33 AM | Posted by: Katie Allbee

    There’s a certain stigma surrounding the field of therapy, negative connotations arise when someone mentions the word, and begins to wonder the mental stability of the person in question. However, while it still maintains this stigma, the results of therapy have produced wondrous outcomes for the people who have taken advantage of it. The same can be said for a business that takes advantage of a..

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